Strength of Acids and Bases

Free Science Help at Brightstorm! http://brightstorm.com/science How the strength of acids and bases influences neutralization reactions.

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[1lastsoldier]

NaOH, wouldn't it break into Na and OH not Na and Cl?

[rufinator007]

sorry but if a person tells me NaOH breaks up in water into Na and Cl...i cant take them seriously

[puggsoy]

You'd think after saying the actual words you'd figure that sodium hydroxide doesn't give chlorine ions... you'd also think that after so many comments on this mistake (and others) they'd upload a corrected version of this video.

*sigh*

[FriendlyUCKids]

Haha, I saw the sodium hydroxide error at the beginning, and I had faith that she'd correct it

[davethedm]

Not to be nitpicky, but... Stomach acid is HCl. And its pH is not 1, but closer to 2-3.

[abrahamgreenidge]

Think you made a mistake hun, you said 'arrlenious acid donate protons to solution,but in the first video you mentioned that bronsted-lowry acid is a substance that can donate H+ to a substance. correct me if am worng.

[SSJChad]

Thanks.

[matt1888a]

@FenderForEver1988 yes but those equations were supposed to show the individual rxns not the whole thing so they were still wrong.